Rick Thanks for the nice comments which I'll forward to our Chapter President. Regarding the Grumpy articles, the author (Kurt Haberl) is one of my fishing buddies and for WAY TOO MANY YEARS, many of the Grumpy articles were based (partially) on the real life camping / fishing adveentures of Kurt, m...

My memory isn't perfect, so I might have posted something in the past about the book called "ORANGE OTTER" written by Christopher Knowles. The book details the life, fishing and fly tying of Rev. Edward Powell of Munslow, Shropshire. I believe that the Reverend caught so many trout that h...

My memory isn't perfect, so I might have posted something in the past about the book called "ORANGE OTTER" written by Christopher Knowles. The book details the life, fishing and fly tying of Rev. Edward Powell of Munslow, Shropshire. I believe that the Reverend caught so many trout that he...

novabass wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 10:06 am Looks interesting!
I would like to see more of your flies.

Do a search for "Lee Wulff Trout Unlimited", the name of our local TU Chapter. If you click on any of the available Newsletters, there should be one of my write ups in every Newsletter for the last 10 + years.

Bob

For 10 to 15 years, during the off season months, I've done a small write-up on flies that I tie for our local TU Chapter's monthly newsletter, Several months ago, a couple of my TU Chapter colleagues took my computer files and put togehter a hard cover book of these articles, probably 100 + article...

Every rod I have, I fish with soft hackles. dries, nymphs, etc. No specific rod for any certain type of fly.

Bob

Bill

Thanks. I had downloaded that awhile back but was looking for a reprint hardcover. Hope things are well with you.

Bob

In the mid-1990s, I bought copies of Pritt’s “North Country Flies” and Edmond’s & Lee’s “Brook & River Trouting”, both in hardbacks with hard shell cases. Is there a like book for Pritt’s “The Book of the Grayling”? If so, can anyone provide the ISBN as there appears to be “several” differen...

Don't know if I posted this before. If so, my apologies. Looks bigger than they actually are. Were tied on a Daiichi size 16 #1190 dry fly hook.

Bob

Use red thread for the head and butt and you get my version of the "Red Ass".